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Welcome to the All About Brownsville site. When I first developed this site in 2005, the intention was that it become an information site designed to keep you informed about local events and happenings. Since then, it has continued to grow.

Along with the Community Calendar and local News pages, you'll also find the Hatchie Fall Fest, Brownsville Business Association and the Haywood County Reading Railroad hosted here, along with an offering of local coupons and a pet spotlight.

All of the growth is contributed to you - the citizens of Brownsville and Haywood County. It is because you care about your community and want to know what's going on. You want to be involved.

Don't forget to sign-up for the free weekly e-newsletter and keep me informed of events and happenings that you know about.

Join the conversation at the AAB Blog.

To the many visitors looking for information about our hometown, we welcome you. Please browse the site and visit often. We are sure you'll find that Brownsville and Haywood County, Tennessee, is — "A Great Place to Live."

Contact Me

Where does all the information come from for All About Brownsville?

From You!

I depend on you, and all the people of Brownsville and Haywood County to keep me informed of upcoming events and to let me know about news of interest and great things to brag about.

If you know of any event that you would like listed on the Community Calendar, please use this form.

To send me your suggestions, comments or e-mail me news items, please use one of the options below. I look forward to hearing from you.

Mail to:
Sonia Outlaw-Clark
Outlaw Design & Marketing Tools
7639 Poplar Corner Road
Bells, TN 38006

Phone:
731-780-5144

E-mail:
sonia@allaboutbrownsville.net

A Little AAB History

All About Brownsville (AAB) began as an e-mail newsletter. The first issue was e-mailed on October 21, 2005, to only a few people in my personal address book. The response was overwhelming. Friends forwarded to their friends and the list of subscribers grew.

With so much going on in our community, it was hard to remember it all. Many people started telling me they would have forgotten about events, if not for AAB.

I immediately started thinking about a website and providing not only a weekly calendar, but a yearly look at upcoming events and other important dates relevant to our community. By December 2005, I had launched the AAB website.

Along with a calendar, I also began to provide a page for local news — news to brag about — and the Brownsville/Haywood County Humane Society provides Pet Spotlights of local shelter animals who are ready for adoption.

The Business & Service Directory is full of links to local business sites and continues to expand. A local coupon page was added in mid-2006.

Over the years, AAB has grown to include a lot more than I could have ever imagined. In early 2006, AAB became the official home for the Hatchie Fall Fest site and the Haywood County Reading Railroad. When the Brownsville Business Association was formed in 2006, I quickly volunteered AAB as host for its site, too.

Over the years AAB has undergone a few format changes, but the content remains dedicated to the citizens of Brownsville and Haywood County. And the e-newsletter has remained free to all who want to subscribe.

All About Brownsville is my small contribution to my hometown — truly a great place to live, work and play.

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